New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-02
INGALLS, AND DAWES CROSS SWORDS.


sENAToRIAf CoURTEsIEs-DoINGs OF BOTH HOUSES
BILLS INTRODUCED AND DISCUSSED.
WASHINGTON Feb. 1.Nine Senator's were present
&b;s morning when the gave fell. Two more entered
the chamber during prayers.
The credentials Of Algernon S. Paddock as Senator
for Nebraska Tor the term beginning March 4, 1897,
were presented and placed on file
Mr. Harris of Tennessee moved TO proceed to the
,on,ideraon OF o resolution heretofore offered by him,
10 he effect that the conclusion OF the morning bust
ness eact day the Senate should proceed 10 consider
House lis on the calendar. Mr. ingalls, impaired
whether the House OF Representatives had TO
Senate bills. When such action should be taken by the
House. so that there would be a decent exchange OF
courtesv in the matter he would he willing to consider
Tho resolution Mr.. ilarIis replied that, while the
House had adopted no standing rule on III SUBJECT IL
had devoted two days last week TO the cons'oerallon
nj Senate bills its calendar; and there was now
pending in the House a proposition To devote othef
DAYS TO that purpose.
Mr Dawes made a suggestion az to Its being out OF
oder IN discuss matters and modes OF business in the
other House Mr. ingalls, hoped that the Senator from
Massachusetts, would possess his soul III patience Inc
idea that there some divinity winch hedged ABOUT
dc Uonse of Representatives so that nobody could
mention it without getting down on nus knees was
.urrstition relic the dark ayes, which ought 10
b.tabondoned Mr. Dawes suggested that there was a
sense OF proplety and decency which ought 10 govern
the senate however strange tnat might seem 10 some
Senaors He regretted that II did not commend ltsel
20 that regard for proprety which always governed
the Senator Il ON hansas-
After thus little Interchange OF Sehatori oou esicS
the motion to consider the resolution was rejected ana
Mr. Harris gave notice that he would repeat II To-
morrow. ,.,. L.. A.,
hodiug of National industrial exposition OF the artS
mechanics and products OF the coored race throughout
the United States in 1883 under the y91 anSpco, Oh
ton OF America and the city where the iar may DC
located. H., - ,,,,;...
Affairs reported avorably bill providing that the
Adiutant Generals Department shall consist OF one
Adiutant with the rank OF Biigader-General, Tour
Assistant Adjutant Generals, with the rank OF Ioo-
nels six assistants with the rank OF Lieutenant
Colones and six assistants with the rank OF Majors
I'm the afternoon the Senate discussed the sundry
Civil hill Mr. Sherman offered an amendment appro.
priating $4,000 to assist the Marietta centennial
Monument Association in the erection OF q monument
at Marietta, Ohio in celebia oil the ORDINANCES oil
1887 and the first settlement OF the North"esl err
tory After explanation the amendment was agreed TO-
Mr. Miller offered amendment appr0prlalng
600 600 for the purchase of the property at Middle
town Richmond County, now used as marine nos
pital for the Port of NewYork After discussion the
amendment was adopted
1886 900 for the expenses of the International Medical
Congress at it's ninth annual meeting IN "aShns'o" III
Pna,"p cniIom introdnced an amendment directing
the Secretary OF War to cause 70 Pe maze o.,
Joliet with a view to the improvement OF the rivers
The Score airy also directed TO cause survey TO be
made and canal located from Joliet TO Lake Michigan
at or near Chicago He is further required TO institute
surveys for canal from the Illinois River at or near
Hennepin to the Mississippi River at or above the
mouth OF Rock River. One hundred thousand dollars
u appropriated for these purposes. -,
In the House MIR. Hammond, OF Georgia, IRON tho
Committee on Judiciary reported 4i Psr 'J
holding terms OF united states coui'S i" t'"' " "
M Rvpum. of Indiana, IRON the Committee on
Commerce reported bills authorizing the constructJi
Al bridges across the Missouri at Kansas City, and
scross the Mississippi at Memphis. Committee OF the
Mr.. Herbert, of Alabama from the Committee on
Naval Affairs reported the Naval Appropriation bill
Committee OF the Whole -
eny aside Thursday evening for the consideration OF
resolutions relative to the death OF Messrs Arnot,
Beach and Do~dney OF was .l eSeni1a q,
Tuesday FebruaryS -,
: Mr. Hemphil OF South Carolina, called up and the
House passed-yeas 129, nays 9o-a Dill provdihg an
additional Justice for the Supreme Court OF the Dis
Mr. Steel OF Indiana called up the special order, be-
hg the bill tor the reorganization OF the army MI;
Gerhert of Alabama, antagOnizcd this with the Naval
Bureau Consolidation BILL and raised the question OF
consideration. The House reiused-yeas H. nays l%o
Rssora having that the House 90 into Committee OF
Al, Whole for the consideration OF the Naval Reorgan-
lsson BILL Mr. Herbert moved ,naa AZ aeDa,e Oh Th
mitat on was objected TO by the opponents o. the bill
on The Republican side and they refused to vote leaving
the House without quorum ID when ,aon
Sained until o'clock, when recess was taAen until
7:3O o'clock.
In the evening session bill was passed providing
MAT when an army or navy officer on the reuree s'
Ssss or neeIects to provide his family the Secre-
ny Of War Tor OF the Navy may apporton Dis pay
between him and his wife and children. In such fa'o
= he may deem just and equitable. -. .a,.,..,.
A bill defining the organization OF tie AdJutah[
Generals bureau similar to the bill introduced toasy
the Senate was also passed.
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE
WARRINGTON. Feb l.-Major O. c. Smith, quarter
4 MO- aud First Lieutenant !. Y 6eyburn loth In
w. have been ordered to examine and report upon
responsibility for certain damaged stationery NJ 'ne
aoss Recruiting Rendezvous Ftrst Aeusensss